Poster: Bleecker Street Panto presents Cinderella, December 3–5, The Sheen Center, 18 Bleecker Street. A glass slipper lies on a wet Village street at night outside a lit tavern, with two rats and a pumpkin by the door.

Bleecker Street Panto presents Cinderella

The British Christmas tradition comes to Bleecker Street.

December 3–5, 2026 The Loreto Theater

47 nights until the clock strikes curtain

Once Upon a Bleecker Street

Our first show is Cinderella. Proceeds will support New York charities, and everyone is welcome to play a part in making it happen.

Detail of the poster painting: the glass slipper on wet asphalt

Four Performances

  • Thursday Dec 3 7:30 PM Tickets on sale soon
  • Friday Dec 4 7:30 PM Tickets on sale soon
  • Saturday Dec 5 2:30 PM Matinee Tickets on sale soon
  • Saturday Dec 5 7:30 PM Closing night Tickets on sale soon

The Loreto Theater at the Sheen Center, 18 Bleecker Street. Suitable for all ages. Wheelchair accessible.

New to Panto?

Pantomime is a British Christmas tradition: a fairy tale played loud, with songs, jokes for every age and a Dame in a spectacular frock. The audience is part of the show, so you cheer the hero, boo the villain and shout “He’s behind you!” when the cast can’t see what you can.

What to expect at a panto

The Company

Creative Team

Sean Topham

Executive Producer and Chair

Rafaella Rosenberg

Producer

A Little Fairy Godmothering

Net proceeds from Bleecker Street Panto’s Cinderella will support American Theatre Wing’s The Gavin Creel Fellowships, The Colorectal Foundation and staging next year’s panto.

  • The Gavin Creel Fellowships

    American Theatre Wing’s fellowships backing emerging actors at the start of their New York careers.

  • The Colorectal Foundation

    Focused on young-onset colorectal cancer: earlier detection, clearer decisions and support through treatment.

  • Next Year’s Panto

    Seed funding to make the panto an annual Bleecker Street fixture.

Any amount helps! Gifts are tax-deductible through our fiscal sponsor, Do Good Foundation.

Know Before You Go

The Loreto Theater at the Sheen Center, 18 Bleecker Street, New York, NY 10012. The theater is wheelchair accessible.

Doors open thirty minutes before curtain.

Booing the villain is encouraged.